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tieian to prominent widow; young physician to the
ters 70 an Eni;ss ave, I ,.Jdn N Santemhar
an iron merchant to the daughter of an insurance
rumors that very indefinite the most
talked Of and great deal of curiosity has been
cited 1t is intinated that tennis is responsible for
some of the matches.
Miss Louise weegman gave progressive euchre
On arsday sgsnas in honor OF her gnes
enjoyed the contest. The finale of the evening was
musical. Miss Hegewald is exceedingly good sing
err being one of the leading vocasts of New Albany.
and other members of the company contributed songs
or piano numbers, which made the entertainment
one OF unusual enjoyment.
Miss Annie Miller gave a tea on Wednesday even
and appropriate this warm weather. In the center OF
the middle which was followed. was filed with red
raspberries piled high Each course served was so
casion was an informal celebration of tho sixteenth
birthday of the hostess and the guests were her most
intimate associates.
Miss Julia Moore gave a hem party Thursday
evening at her suburban home: 'Tanglewood." north
of the city. Aprons provided by the hostess, were
best and worst piece Of work. receiving przes The
apron hemmed the best was the work done by the
skilled fingers of Mr.. w. +. Q; Colt, and Mr. W. H.
Coleman. even whose long bachelorhood has not
made him adept with the needle. received the
second prize. The party was an original idea and
The members of the Athletic Club will give a tennis
tournament at the Athletic Park. Wednesday after
asnuch as those who are to take part are prominent
n social matters. Mr.. Jack Chslett and Merrill
Moores will act referees and Mr.. VIM. Ii. Talbot
as judge. There will DO two games played at once.
Tennis has taken such hold upon the young people
that tournament, which is always feature of the
game In England, has been decided upon the best
means of determining who handle the racket and
ball most skillfuly.
very pleasant surprise given Rev. III. A.
Edison at the residence Of Capt. b. A. Richardson on
Beefontainc avenue. on last Friday evening by tho
young people, together with many Of the older mem
bers OF the Memorial Church congregation. 1t being
the twentieth anniversary of the marriage of DIR.
Edison and Miss Helen lockwood Their wedding
was associated with tho last service held In the
old Second Presbyterian Church, known ~
English Hall, the northwest of Market and
Circie streets. Mrs. Edison being absent with tho
family in New York, unable to be present and In
accepting an invitation 10 tea, DIR. Edison was do.
tanned until no found himself surrounded by large
number of his congregation. number of valuable
And beautiful presents of china given to Mr. and
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Miss Ncttie Allen, of Terre HAute has boon visiting
her sister Mrs. DIR. 6ott. President Tuttle IL home
from q trip Ia Wisconsin, Miss Lizzie Ristine Ia
home from visit 10 Chicago .Profs. j. NJ. Coulter
and l.. Campbell have boon attending tho National
Teachers' Convention Ia Chicago Mrs. A. Kun.
Death yesterday. Judge Thomas and wife. and
Mrs Finney. and Miss Mary Essick at hartford,
Wis. Miss Fannie Stockton, of Lafayette Ia visit
ing the family OF DIR. Detehon Mrs. Mahlon John.
son and daughter, Of Boulder. Co visiting at w.
Britton's.- Mr. and Mrs. Milt Burk were given
pleasant surprise last Wednesday evening. the
twenty second anniversary of their marriage II.
King Is visiting his parents ut Robinson H. Rev.
o. N. Hams, wife and daughter, Of Cincinnati, are
guests Of w. w, Bruner. Mrs. Joe Scott Is homo
from visit at Schenectady. N. " Miss Neia Neb-
eker. of Covngton 10 visiting at ID. q. Smiths.
Mrs. +. T. Luse Is home from visit TO Lafayette
Misses Minnie aud Maud Bowman. Of Covington, are
visiting Mrs j. III. Watson III. II. Braden and wife
are back from Lake Maxinkuokee- Mrs. Joe Taylor
In in Lafayette
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franklin.

Miss Grace Briggs and Harry o. Way are camping
on Flat Rock with Columbus party Of eighteen -
Wright Newmann of Lincoln, Neb., isSspending
several days here Dr. d. H. Miller is recupsratnc
at West Baden. County Treasurer 9; NJ. Jacobs
Missouri Mendenhall Is visiting In Greensburg =
Mort Whitesides is ut West Baden Mrs. DR.. D. II.
Miller and daughter visiting relatives near Milton
Wayne county Mrs Charles Wilson and children
visited at Edinburg. the last Of the week Prof
WIN Featherngll is .sojourning at Turkey Lake..
Henry Balls and wife,. Of Indianapolis were the
guests of Hon. c. b. Tarton and family tho latter
part of the week. Dan M. Wood visited his
sister, Mrs. Joe r. overstreet, of In
dianapolis during the past week. Miss
Maggie Mathes has returned from Danviile
Judge Walker. of Louisville. is visiting his daughter
Mrs l.. L. Whitesides. Mr.. John Hyder and daugh
Miss Lizzie have returned from extended visit
with relatives in Havana In.- Miss Nora Dolbear
who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cotton
for several weeks has returned to her home in vir
gnia Prof. p II: Kirsch and wife are visiting in
Crawfordsvie- Mrs Arthur Mclaughlin and son,
Harry visited Indianapolis friends during the past
week Mrs. Belle Carmine of Nashville is visiting
relatives here r. L. Bone of Marion, visited in
this place the first of the past week. H G. Hamn,
of Springfield, o.. is stopping ut Dr. p. w. Payne's
Mrs. Morris Moore. Of Empora, Kan, visited her
sister, Mrs. ID. H. Miller. the first of the week =
Miss Grace Smith who has been tho guest of Mrg.
Re Duncan for several weeks, has returned to her
home in Lexington N. @.
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Greensburg.

Mrs. Maggie Vail of Thorntown, visited her sister,
here this week Miss Nette Hodel of Lawrence
burg. is with friends here for few days. Il. f.
Warmer is spending month with his family here
after his travels in the West LATE Freeman and
family at Oconomowoc. Wis Mrs w. NJ.
Harkins is spending the heated term with brother
at Grand Rapids, Mich Rev. George c. Hickman
of Cincinnati is spending Sabbath in this city. e.
r. Forsyth and family have returned from their trip
East. Mrs J. }. Foley is at Delhi o. .Supt w.
p. shannon and wife have returned from New York.
for few weeks. Miss Kittie Morris, of Cincinnati
is visiting in this city. Miss Elite Langtry of
Aurora, is here Mrs. D. G. Elder and daughters,
Lou and Mary, are visiting at Aurora. Mr.. and
Mrs David Lovett are at Maxinkuckee- Mrs. Ban.
I'LL and Mrs. Herod, of Chicago, mother and aunt of
Mrs. Max Dalmbert, and Miss Mary Hord of Indian
apols. spent most of the week at Mrs Dalmberts in
this city
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Miss Nellie Corners left Friday for Waupin. Wis.
Wiley visited in Crawfordsville during the week.
Miss Emma Merring has gone to Louisville.
Tho Misses Ensey. Miss Robbins, Mrs.
Bull, Miss Kennedy and Arthur Nc
Keen. left Thursday for Petoskey. Miss
Allen, of Clinton, is the guest of Mrs. George
Grimes. =. Mrs. J. NJ Brown and daughter. Gertie,
Of Columbus. are visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Brooks of Mobile, Ala, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. l.. Kidder. Mrs. NJ. Williams is at Lake
Geneva for the summer Miss Florence Stuher, of
Louisville is visiting the family Of Mr.. s. c. Beach
been tho guest of Mrs. +. NJ.
Bugbee at Coates College this week Miss
Laura Mahorney. of Charlottesville, is visiting Miss
Hettie Davis. Mrs. Il. N Hudson las gone to Can
ada where she will visit Colonel Harvey family dur
ing the summer. Miss Mabel Voris will leave for
Philadelphia in few days, where she will spend the
summer Mrs Caldwell. df St. Louis is in the city
visiting her brother Mr.. w. 8. Ronev
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EdtuburC.

Misses Eva Lewis and Mamie Vincon, Of Ohio
visited hero the first of last week. the guests
OF Samuel Kyle and wife. .Seby Coema an
Smith and Hardin. of Osgood Ind, visited
Mrs. David Messh last week. = Mrs. Mary Carvin
left Friday for Columbus where she will visit sew
eral weeks. >. Misses Lizzie and Minnie Thompson
lett here Monday to join fishing party from Coium.
bus that Is camping near Cave Mills Flat Rock.
Miss Ida Williams ofSeymour visited Miss Eta Kelly
last week Miss kJosie Otto, of Columbus, visited
relatives and friends here last week. Mrs. Blanche
Sloppy Of Lafayette the guest of her mother last
week. .Jerra Hyde left Monday for French Lick
Springs. where he will be for two three weeks -
Mrs Hattie Neal returned home the latter Of last
week from De Soto, la where she went to visit her
mother .Chas- Hubbard, of Clinton No. is visit
ing relatives and friends here Miss Rachel Nichol
son. of Pyrmont Ind, if the guest of VIM. Nicholson
and family.
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Cambridge CITY.

Mrs Eta Manor. Hartford City, is Visiting rcla-
tives here. Miss Minnie Johnson OF kniehthtown
Frank Stonobraker, Laramie City. w. r., 10 visiting
this, his former home Rob Galloway has returned
from trip 10 Franklin, Tom. Mrs. Nora Senour,
Of Motamora, Ind. IL the guest Of hor cousin Mrs.
John Clark Mrs Dollio Henry has returned from
Waiting friends here. Miss susie Harding left for
visit 20 Huntington last week. Miss Ida NJ Rudy,
Mlllersburg. o.. will be tho guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
I'D MeCaffrey next week Mrs. Harmed aud chill
dren Sale and Frank. have gone 20 Petosky, Mich,
Tor some weeks. Miss Lille Murphy IN visiting
friends In Now Albany. Miss Susie Logan. Paris,
ILL.,, 10 visiting Mt Manlove Park Place.
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Greencastlo.

Mrs. T. l.. Elliott is visiting Mt Altarnont, H..
Mrs. Andy Grimes and son. of Terre Haute visited
Honorable w. G.. Neff and family the past week.
Prof JAS Martin: of Greenfield. is spending the
with his father. President Martin Miss
Blanche Donoghue has returned from Kansas. Mrs.
J: 5. Bowling is spending the heated term at Lake
Maxnkuckee Miss Jessie Burleigh and Miss Nav
Parsons visiting in terre Haute. Burt Spingin
of West Point ~ Y, has returned home after q visit
with his grandparents In this city. Miss Rose
Ward gave reception to her guests, Misses Shep-
hard Jones and Crane, Monday evening. Miss
Edith Hazelett, who has been spending the summer
with Miss Lille Banning has returned to her home
in Clinton: A most enjoyable euchre party and
dance was held in the Sigma Chi fraternity Hail. Fri.
day evening. -
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WnClothier has been visiting Anderson friends this
week Miss Meta Steele returned Monday frou
Muneie- Rev. NJ. Swaiener and family attended the
unyeiling at Logansport Tuesday Mrs John Irvine
and daughter visiting relatives at Lincoln. Neb-
- Misses Maud Ednisfon aud Flora Lard have
returned from Shelbyville Miss Anna Stumm of
Piaua o.. Is visiting the family of Dr. Jones. Mr..
and Mrs Leopold kusnick of Versailles. o.. visited
Or knapp this week Miss Ida Roberts of Whites
Institute. visited Mrs. Frank Carl this week Miss
Manda Weaver is visiting her sister at Piymou tn 49,
Mrs Harper and son. OF Chicago. are visiting Mrs.
James v. Swestssr.- George Spencer of Ch;eago s
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M0rristOwn.

Miss Effe Morrison is visiting friends at Franklin.
Ind. Miss Edna Woods, of Franklin, Ind is visit
ing relatives here Miss Mamie Mauzy. of Rush
vile. Ind, visiting Mrs. Sallie McGaughey the
past week Mrs Charlie Coleman has returned
from visit with relatives Lafayette. @. nj. Rock
and family. of Knightstown. Ind are the guests of
Mrs. Zelda Johnson Mrs. Stackhouse, of Munce.
Ind is visiting her son. DIR. Urbine Prof. J. ii.
Beckner, wellknown teacher of this place.
married on Sunday. to Miss Clara Greene. formerly
OF Indianapolis They will make their home hero.
Mrs. Q. i. Williams is visiting relatives at Liberty
Ind.
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ShAlilYYill4.

Miss Minnie Parish Is the guest of Miss Mote SUIT
ton, In Springfield. Miss Eva Walker, who has
been visiting Miss Ella Daugherty has returned to
her home in Indianapolis Miss Ora Brady visited
friends in Carthage the past week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Ross will visit friends in Laurel Ind this
week Mrs. l.. Z. Kitchener and daughters left for
their home in indianapolis Thursday after pleasant
visit here of week Miss Callie Lecch is visiting
friends in Crawfordsve- Miss Mamie Sadler of
Edinburg, who has been the guest of Mrs J. L. Show
ers, has returned home Mrs. Stella Conger is Wig
iting Rev. Jolly and wife formerly Of this city, in
Ashland KY = Miss Fora Metzger. is the guest of
Miss Roller in Cincinnati.
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=, Mr. Henry Wcy. accompanied by his sister Anna and
Mrs. Fred Woy leave this evening for butte City,
Montana. Mrs Henney is entertaining her sister,
Miss Minnie Benham Of New York Mrs. Frank
Stutesman and children are visiting relatives at
Iogansport. Mrs. Hattie Hale will return Monday
from her visit at Topeka Kan. Miss Pattie shirk
Of Springfield o.. Miss Bessie la Bonita Is
entertaining her sister of Detroit. Mich....
Col, Cross of tho Boarss, will entertain his sister
Mrs Searles, of New York. this week Mrs. James
DeBolt 10 visiting friends In Detroit and Mrs
Chas. Brownell and family. accompanied by Miss
Emma Earhardt, left Thursday for Macknac and the
summer resorts of northern Michigan "A reception
was rendered Mr.. and Miss Baldwin, OF Washington,
ID. O.. by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dukes. on Tuesday
ing "a. w. Stevens and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Fulwiler and Mrs. Jno. Hendricks loft for Maxim
kuckee Friday.
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Rockville.

Miss Lizzie Welborn. from Knightstown Ind, 10
tho company of Mrs. Frank M Howard. AT the
residence of Miss Maggie Riorden. Erie street. the
Catholic ladies favored with lawn fete Thurs.
day evening. Refreshments served. The
families of Mr.. Hiram Hadley Judge White, Clinton
Murphy. are in camp at Turkey Run :. Mrs. Noah
Myers of Crawfordsville visiting her son, CHARLES
Myers and daughter Mrs. @. q. Sidener. Mr.. Lon
Hargrave, who arrived home from Crccmia Persia
two weeks ago, is with his vito in Illinois. Mrs. H.
Is in very poor health Mrs. Butchel of Denver,
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Marshall.

Mrs. Hannah Andrews and daughter Lucy, Of Bra
zil Ind, have returned home Geo Price and wife
Carlisle, Ind. with relatives ISIS Minnie Slower
of Terre Haute is the guest of Miss Grace Archer
Miss Eleanor and Frank Shaw started, Thursday for
Spokane Falls, w. IT,. where they will remain for
year with relatives De Lance Wallace
has gone to Topeka, Kas- Miss Lura Baisey 10 in
GAINESVILLE o.. visiting her many relatives there
fContinued ON Fourth Pn10I
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.


Mrs. G.. I. Hodges has returned to Dil1er, Neb. -
Mrs L. 8. Wilcox and daughter Mae enjoyed the week
at Mendon Mich Miss Louie Shcafe is home from
Attica, Ind Mrs. j. r. Higgins of vandalia visit
ed Mrs. w. W. Walls the past week. Misses Nellie
and Annie Maxwell are guests of Miss Hattie Pratt,
guests of Mrs. Foss, in Chicago. Col Frank
Wilcox and family are home from Kansas VIII W.
and Miss Charlotte Maxwell are at Lake Geneva Wis
misses Mamie and Josephine Sherman of River
side, Ill. are guests OF Miss Mamie Arthur. Mr.
and Mrs. II. E. French. who were guests of J. r.
Trevett have returned home to Portsmouth. o.
Miss Mollie HARRISON accompanied her nieces Paulina
and Ella Nelson to their home ut Shelbyvlle, Ky.
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CharleskOn.

Miss Cynthia Smith has returned from q visit at ST.
Louis Miss Essie Brooks is visiting In ST. Louis.
Miss Lou Weiss has returned from a visit at Tus-
cola Mrs. w. Il. Boyer. of Kansas, ILL.,, was q
guest of Charleston friends last week Mrs. G. G.
Schafer has returned homo to Bloomington, H. ac-
companied by her father, F. Freommel- - Miss
Ino Andersoh is visiting in Tuscola. Mrs.
@. A. Peyton, of Indian Territory, is spend
ing the heated term with Charleston friends -
Miss Anna Folk. of Terre Haute is the guest of Mrs
Lou Folk Miss NJ. Wallace. of Frankton and Miss
Maggie Wallace. of Laramie, Ind, have returned to
their homes. Miss Gertie Lathrop, of Sioux City
Ia; Is guest of Champaign friends Miss Rossie
Garwood il receiving instructions the violin in
Chicago. = A. G. Burnham and family are at Block
Island and other Eastern resorts. A p. Cunning
ham and daughter Clara are at Milwaukee.
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Matfo0u.

VIM. Lennox and wife. of st. Louis are in the city
Miss Kruske. of Portland. Oregon and Miss Car
RE voght. Of Kankakee, H. the guests of j. +.
voigts family Miss Katie Stoddert of Charles.
ton. was the guest of Miss Clotie Wilson the past
week. Miss Bessie Lautz of Shelbyville ILL.,. is
guest Of Mrs. j. A. L4ampkn- Miss Jennie Hand
sacker. of hannibal, No. is visiting in this city,
Prof A J. Funkhouser spent tho past week in Chi.
cago Miss Lizzie Highland, of Charleston was the
Miss Hattie Duncan of Omaha arrived in Mattoon
last week DIR. j. b. Cooper of Coles 10 visiting at
San Diego Cal Mrs Jessie Scott of Sullivan was
the guest of Mrs. Q. Stotts during the week past -
Mrs II. b. Scott has gone TO Bay City Mich for
summer visit Judge Hughes and wife visited
Charleston friends the past week Mrs J. F. King
solver and son Ray are visiting in Minnesota
fifty third birthday anniversary Wednesday.
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Massachusetts,, but for ten years resident Of Call
forna and partially bald, Possessing cOsmor otau
nature that loved York shilling we'll In proportion
to its value as Mexican dollar, the subject Of
memoir was one whom it an honor to know, and
whose close friendship was luxury that only the
afluent could afford 1t shall ever be the writer's
prondest boast that he enjoyed at less than half the
usual rates.
Mr. b. was the founder of the famous Boddlepopster
Institute, and for some years preceding his death
suffered severly from soft which has probably
done much for agriculture any similar concern in
the foothills of our State. In 1868 he was elected an
honorary member of the Society for the Prevention OF
Humanity to Mongolians, and but for the loss OF an
eye In carrying out its principles woud have been one
Of the handsomest whites that ever resided among u.s.
There is little doubt that he might have apred to any
Office in the gift of the people, universal was ths
esteem in which he was held. He was induced to
associate himself with the Rev. -, and though ne
speedily Withdrew from the firm he was never wholly
able to Grad cate the disgrace from his constitution
and it finally carried him to the grave. His ast words
"a he snuffed out, characteristic OF the man
He remarked: d" Fetch me catnip tea - The catnP
consolation arrived too lae to be of any use he had
gone to the devil. Farewell noble heart, pure soul,
brig intellect We shall meet again.
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AILISON-Suddenly IN Brpokvn TUESDAY evening. jam
ary % 1851 William third OF James and Jane Ken
Allison aged SO wears. month, an ! y Gays ,.,. OF,
Graham-ave Frilav evening" JInnlrY %. at o'clock.
Irermrnt ypress mis- Cemetery on -aturiy morning
BANNISrER-On Friday the 2Sth inst. AlBie. eldest
IA shter OF lame, and Ellen II. Binnisier
nytOt to Ntsu tho tuueru services at the
house. iG Beg en-st. Brooklyn on sun lay the son. AZ
Internrntat the convenience o tho family
DuBBINs-On January q, Charles J. Dobbns. aged 63
k1nrrl fro his late iencs l4)tst lthaye on
Monday. January 81, at 9O'clock
GIIf-sudienly on iay January 20. John " Gill;
aged II years.
GoLDEN-On THURSDAY. 27th inst. Dorcas Golden widow
OF Aaron y GOl len. tZed 30 years , -. -.
Ismcs O. Golden 5s3 Jefcr,oa.avo Elizabeth Y. J.
Interment the convenience oil the family
HOPKINs-In tbs city on FRIDAY, January % Mary war
ner wife of stephen Hopkins. and Laughter Oh tAe 's
William H. Mum. esq. Oi TINS city -.
Funeral services IRON her residence. 20 5jh-st on
MONDAY. January 81. AT 10 o'clock n NJ
PoLLOcK-on Frtt,y, 2sth ,nst Thomas G Pollock
Funeral scry his restienc' BIZ Carpnave'
Broosyn. on Monday evening, 3!st INST. at o'clock
Inferment private
Please omit nJwer~
sOPER-On Friday January 49, at 1926 Clinton place. Brook
lvl. George =. >opeT, aged $, years
NOTICE. Of iuneril hereafter
WAYLAN 2h inst. tt her residence IN Saratoss
SPRINGS Mary Waylan tau hter % tho late Hon SAM
url Young aud widow OF the Row. John NSylinL ,..-
Funeral from residence at ii o'clock ON the SIS INST
Friends the family are respectfully ihVt't W a'1end
without further notice.
WILMsHURsT-At his residence 10 stttes Bro9 uyn on
ot the lungs tNlfr unshuts',
The Insurance Itmes' tg"t oS Notts
Funeral Lukes Chapel Pacihcst near BediordaVe''
brooklyn. on sunday. al 2.lo D. N
WooD-At Mount Norris y. Y, January IS Robert Wood.
Funeral At the residence father. Henry Wool Mount
klsco, y. T., on Monday oOIa'n'% HS D. H.
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UH1T PEOPLE THINK md SAY.
PREACHING THAT DELIGHTED A STRANGER


10 the razor OF The TribHHe
SIR: AYE tho people Twin; In the vicinity OF Park ave
an Thirty lfth-.t OF tbs opportunity wh;h every
SUNDAY evening afford, them stranger here pur-u
ing special professional studies few weeks my soil
tary evening walk took mo by acciicnt down Park
aud dropped In at the church the corner OF Thirty
nfth-st surprised ali doishoi tho following sun
day evening repeated visit do not know the pas
tor there anything In tho services Ia Indicate
with what branch OF the Christian Church the
ton connected. But must sag, after attending ser
vices in NAM part, Of the world and after hearing
Of the distinguished preachers, that have never
listened such sermons rewarded my attendance on
those two sunday evenings The preacher has strong
convictions and uers them conragcOnsy, clearly, logic
ally aud fDrciby. Every sentence l. delivered III clear
crsp ,tyIc that compcl- attention md doubt whcils
IL would he possible compact telling truth into
address OF twenty-five minutes than done on cat
castor. ON the last occasion gentleman from the
south stranger likewise. accompanied me ana was ~
-urpri-cd and pleased had been. The whole service.
Including some exquisite music, lasted IN each case Just
IA hour lie
Ae,c York Jan %, 1897
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THE LIBOR PARTY CONTENTION

A SMALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OVER THE con-
sTITUTION.
There was "a small attendance Of delegates 20 the
County Convention OF the United Labor party In Care
don Hall last night when Chairman John McMaikin
picked up his gavcl and prepared for business lie
retircl when the meeting fairly under way and
second Vice President Henry Emerich took his place
Resolutions cOndcmning the action Of the coal comhina
ton promising To AID the strikers ANA Ia do all tat WAS
uossihc Ia repeal Oppressive laws. were adopted
The ixteenth District delegation wanted commune
cation read but the matter declared out OF order
The chairman of the delegation and said that his
district had been snubbcd right along and would stand t
no longer entire delegation then Withdrew, WHO
the other delegates Missed them.
Ars. cynthia Leonard and Mrs A. schhgg tIo" , Ihe
Socisistic Union, presented credcntals inc
Committee Credentials recommended that the crrdeh
tals the he not received as thcy ud hot repre-
sent any district clubs. The women wcre however, III
vited take The platform. When the con'ul
zion came ND for discussion MIR Iloichks raised breeze
b. moving Ia strike that section which admitted
man to membership VINO had only declared MS Intention
10 be-, ONE citizen but had not yet become naturaILcd
After Il long debate Mr. ilochkss withdrew his objection